WFYI (TV)

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WFYI
Image:WfyiLogo.jpg
Indianapolis, Indiana
Slogan Making Connections
Channels Analog: 20 (UHF)

Digital: 21 (UHF)

Affiliations PBS
Owner Metropolitan Indianapolis Public Broadcasting, Inc.
First air date October 4, 1970
Call letters’ meaning For
Your
Information
-and-
For
You
Indiana
Sister station(s) WFYI-FM
Transmitter Power 1480 kW (analog)
200 kW (digital)
Height 259 m (analog)
236 m (digital)
Facility ID 41397
Transmitter Coordinates 39°53′56.9″N, 86°12′2.4″W
Website www.wfyi.org

WFYI channel 20 is the local PBS member station for Indianapolis, Indiana, United States and surrounding areas since it first signed on October 4, 1970. It is currently run by Lloyd Wright. Its most notable original series is Across Indiana, which has won several awards. Other original programming has included Reel Time and Indiana Week in Review.

WFYI is operated by Metropolitan Indianapolis Public Broadcasting, which also operates WFYI-FM (90.1), a National Public Radio member station.


[edit] Digital TV

The station's digital channel is multiplexed:

Digital channels

Channel Programming
20.1 PBS HDTV
20.2 Main WFYI programming*
20.3 WFYI+: Repeat broadcasts of WFYI primetime shows

* When the Indiana Legislature is in session, live coverage will be seen here instead.

[edit] Trivia

  • WFYI (TV) was originally seen on translator W39AA in Fort Wayne in the early-1980s (previously occupied by Bowling Green's WBGU-TV); that channel became a separate, full-powered PBS affiliate WFWA in December 1986.

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